Squiggle iPad app turns the tablet into a guitar
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | May 3 2010
Henry Chu from Hong Kong based design studio, Pill & Pillow has developed a musical-instrument for the iPad. Dubbed the Squiggle, the app allows the user to draw lines on the iPad’s screen, which then turn into strings that can be plucked like that of a guitar. Laying the iPad flat you can draw and modify the existing strings; while turning the screen lets you play them. To clear the screen when you aren’t trying to be a Joe Satriani, just turn the iPad over. See how that is in the video after the jump.
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Via: FastCompany
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